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those simply don t make good enough use of those so simply don t make good enough use of those. so when robert buckland was talking those. so when robert buckland was talking about longer term, i was hoping talking about longer term, i was hoping that he would say that we will look hoping that he would say that we will look at the number of children in care will look at the number of children in care and will look at the number of children in care and by half the children and young in care and by half the children and young offenders institutions have been young offenders institutions have been in young offenders institutions have been in the care system. i wanted him to been in the care system. i wanted him to say been in the care system. i wanted him to say people who are ill and have him to say people who are ill and have attempted suicide at some point, have attempted suicide at some point, why do they end up in prison? but he point, why do they end up in
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all of that could have been. spared if the commission had done theirjob properly. i they need to apologise and do a full internal investigation i to find out what went wrong. they are not doing so and for that reason the chair s - position is untenable i and she needs to resign. for andy, the whole system needs reform. thejustice system in the uk is a big mess. there is no accountability to the police. to the cps. and the ccrc is ineffective. if it looks likejustice is being done, then that is good enough for them. they don t care about the integrity of the convictions. both police and prosecutors had previously apologised to andy malkinson, while the cps said they did disclose the evidence to his lawyers. the ccrc have been approached for comment. andy malkinson finally has freedom, but it has come at a terrible price. it seems, if the system had worked, it also could have come much sooner.
the ccrc is the criminal case review commission, the body tasked with investigating miscarriages ofjustice. in 2012, they turned down his request for an appeal. it is thought cost was a factor. they completely dropped the ball and the human cost for andy and his family, but let s not forget the victim, who, 20 years later is being re traumatised by all this having to come up again as part of andy s fight to have the truth come out, all of that could have been spared if the commission had done theirjob properly. they need to apologise and do a full internal investigation to find out what went wrong. they are not doing so and for that reason the chair s position is untenable and she needs to resign. for andy, the whole system needs reform. thejustice system in the uk is a big mess. there is no accountability to the police. to the cps. and the ccrc is ineffective.